#Papers

Anna Rogers

annargrs

Going on with the #NLProc peer review debate!The most thorny issue so far: should *ACL should require resource papers to have some proof-of-concept application?* FOR: no ML experiments => go

David Stein

DavidpStein

.@cnewf estimates that UC is looking at a 50% budget shortfall.https://twitter.com/ananyaUCLA/status/1263849008012775425 @alexisgoldstein opens by talking about how House Democratic undermined the student debt relief provisions in the Heroe

Neil Lewis, Jr.

NeilLewisJr

1/9. I’ve gone back-and-forth on whether and how to say this on here, so bear with me; my thoughts on this aren’t fully “polished” yet (you’ll see why). I’ve spent

Tim Bray

timbray

1/13 Super interesting post (as usual) on 5G from @adriancolyer at “the morning paper”: https://blog.acolyer.org/2020/10/05/understanding-operational-5g/“the authors investigate whether 5G as deployed in practice can live up to the hy

Nicolas Petit

CompetitionProf

Quick thread on the Opinion of the AG in Deutsche Telekom and Slovak Telekom (DT & ST) v Commission (C-152 and 165/19 P) http://curia.europa.eu/juris/document/document.jsf?text=&docid=230789&pageIndex=0&doclang=en&mode=r

Dick Delingpole

DickDelingpole

Lockdown sceptics are made every day. For me and many others it came very early on with Armageddon levels of alarmism from Prof. Neil Ferguson. His prediction was for 510,000

Isabel Schnabel

Isabel_Schnabel

I would like to briefly comment on two events that happened recently, which display how far we still have to go to achieve gender equality, not only but also in

Dan Davies

dsquareddigest

Controversial opinion! Reading scientific papers (particularly preprints where you cannot be sure that there are not major errors) is a demanding and tedious way of getting partial information. it's absolutely

Dr Laura King 🌈

KinglaKing

I'm deeply disturbed by the (recently promulgated) idea that academic publishing is a game and that just knowing how to play it is somehow part of the path to success.

🏴James Heathers 🏴

jamesheathers

Thesis: 'methodological crisis' in science is NOT the sudden realisation of a problem. It is a well characterised problem which benefited hugely in recognition by a change in how scientists

Arvind Subramanian

arvindsubraman

1/ The India-vs.-Bangladesh GDP per capita comparison (post @IMFNews WEO) has sparked anxiety & acrimony But wrong numbers being compared NO, on more appropriate metric, India has not been

Makiko Itoh (伊藤牧子)現在故障中

makiwi

Interesting. One man, Kenji Shibuya, has been very busy giving interviews to several overseas news outlets saying Japan’s COVID-19 strategy is a failure. NYT, BBC, Süddeutsche Zeitung, France 24, Tages

Arpit Gupta

arpitrage

Thread on "In Search of the Origins of Financial Fluctuations" by @xgabaix and @rkoijen. One of the most exciting agendas in asset pricing. See video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQnHosZPuKQ). They estimate $1b investment

Miguel Oller

ollermi

Ok, so here's a thread on all the resources I've found online for learning about CRDTs 1/nhttps://twitter.com/lazharichir/status/1278743839633813506 First, @martinkl's amazing talks, papers, and Automerge project were my intro

Molly McKew

MollyMcKew

Regarding Senators and airline safety regulations — let me put this photo of Ted Cruz in context with a story about then-Senator John Kerry It was just after 9/11. My

Melissa Kline

melissaekline

Kicking around different ways of thinking about scientific infrastructure: *A journal article is a body of structured knowledge. *It's used by getting the info you need back out of it.*Let's